Has anyone grown Large German Cherry? How does it taste? How did it hold up against what diseases?

https://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Large_German_Cherry
https://victoryseeds.com/products/large ... rry-tomato

I've been searching for an OP early red indeterminate reportedly prolific large RL temperature-tolerant round cherry tomato for a while, now. So, I'm pretty happy about finding this.

Victory Seeds often reports longer days to maturity; so, it's likely earlier than 70 days in many gardens.

I'm not sure how Large German Cherry is with temperature, but everything else looks great so far, as far as I can tell.

Disclaimer: I edited some more content in after the first reply (the temperature stuff and the fruit shape).

i haven't grown large german before.

i have grown alstons everlasting a number of years, and like it.
maturity is in the 70 day range if that works for you. it works for me.



keith

Cool. Thanks. Some others that come pretty close (if they don't all-out meet my criteria) are probably these:

- Peacevine Cherry
- Large Red Cherry
- Camp Joy (I've grown this one. The taste and fruit size is good, for sure. It's supposed to tolerate heat pretty well, too.)

Shule wrote: ↑Tue Jun 06, 2023 8:30 pm Cool. Thanks. Some others that come pretty close (if they don't all-out meet my criteria) are probably these:

- Peacevine Cherry
- Large Red Cherry
- Camp Joy (I've grown this one. The taste and fruit size is good, for sure. It's supposed to tolerate heat pretty well, too.)

Camp Joy aka Chadwick Cherry

Shule wrote: ↑Tue Jun 06, 2023 8:30 pm Cool. Thanks. Some others that come pretty close (if they don't all-out meet my criteria) are probably these:

- Peacevine Cherry
- Large Red Cherry
- Camp Joy (I've grown this one. The taste and fruit size is good, for sure. It's supposed to tolerate heat pretty well, too.)

Tel Aviv Train might fit your criteria. No personal experience with it; just one of the varieties I received via the MMMM and haven't yet found room for in the garden.